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vines were
planted in 1868. In Austria,
Pinot noir is
usually called Blauburgunder (literally Blue Burgundy) and
produced in
Burgenland and
Lower Austria...
- Berligout,
Black Burgundy,
Black Morillon, Blak Burgundy, Blau Burgunder,
Blauburgunder, Blauer,
Blauer Augustiner,
Blauer Burgunder,
Blauer Claevner, Blauer...
- than 50 ha)
Variety Color Synonym(s) Area (%) Area (ha)
Pinot noir red
Blauburgunder 29.7 4402 Ch****elas
white Gutedel 27.1 4013
Gamay red 10.2 1514 Merlot...
- Austria,
Czech Republic and Hungary. It
should not be
confused with
Blauburgunder,
which is an
Austrian synonym for
Pinot noir.
Blauburger is a cross...
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fermented cabbage juice Latvia: Riga
Black Balsam Liechtenstein:
Blauburgunder Lithuania: Midus, Gira Luxembourg: Crémant de
Luxembourg Malta: Kinnie...
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Black Morillon, Blak Burgundy, Blau
Boden See Traub, Blau Burgunder,
Blauburgunder, Blauer,
Blauer Arbst,
Blauer Augustiner,
Blauer Burgunder,
Blauer Clävner...
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Black Morillon, Blak Burgundy, Blau
Boden See Traub, Blau Burgunder,
Blauburgunder, Blauer,
Blauer Arbst,
Blauer Augustiner,
Blauer Burgunder,
Blauer Clävner...
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their feet
although he was met with
considerable opposition. The grape,
Blauburgunder or
Pinot noir, was
introduced by Henri, duc de
Rohan (1579–1638) who...
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Veltliner Kerner Müller
Thurgau Moscato Vernatsch (Schiava)
Pinot nero (
Blauburgunder)
Lagrein Merlot Cabernet Moscato rosa
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feature Zweigelt as well as
other grapes,
including St.
Laurent or
Blauburgunder (Pinot noir).[citation needed]
Viticulture is
generally a part-time...
